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Andrew, the answer to both questions is yes. I often demo Virtual machines by accessing them by RDP and one of the main features of the networking is to have full access as if a machine on the network. It is even possible to have 1 server, with 1 NIC card and several virtual machines, each with a different address, all on the one NIC, with the virtual
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My interest has been piqued, hwo many of you use Virtual Server, and what do you use it for? I know we have mentioned the use as a support and migration tool, but is that it? Please reply with details as to how you use it. If we have some great examples I would love to get them written up. thanks David
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OK, so I did not realise we had actually written this up, but at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=62797 is the document you need to help you do this. One quick point to make, with Windows Mobile 5.0 you can no longer turn off Certificate Checking, so you will need to buy a certificate that matches one of the roots on the phone - and this list
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Hi, I will be presenting at an event in Wales on the 4th April to a number of eCommerce advisors. Is there any special message you would want me to give? The Opportunity Wales programme has delivered over 9,000 eCommerce Review meetings with SMEs in Wales. Outline Programme Schedule 9:00 * 9:30 Registration and Refreshments 9:30 -9:35 Welcome and Introduction
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I passed this question on to Simon, our resident CRM expert and this was his reponse - basically - ACT it part of the "anything else" category I mentioned: The Microsoft CRM 3.0 Data Migration Pack is available for download here . This has tools for migrating data from any data source to Microsoft CRM 3.0, and includes a number of pre-built templates
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Hi, so one of the often asked questions is "How do I take my business to market without spending a huge amount". While I don't have all the answers, this question is often asked and I have seen answers on both www.bCentral.co.uk - THE UK destination for Small Businesses, but I also saw this article on the US MS site - http://www.microsoft.com/smallbusiness
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Hello, time for a bit of a rant. I really enjoy trying to please this community and doing the things you ask for. People often spend more time telling me what we should be doing rather than what is good or great about what I/we do already. So, a couple of things have come up recently, and while we are trying to make them happen, the take-up has been
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Hi guys, for starters I practise using virtual PC or Virtual server. Even if I have to buy the product, given the current price for Virtual Server, it is very much worth it. ($99 for 4-cpu version) http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/virtualserver/howtobuy/default.mspx Just my $0.02 worth ttfn David
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James, it is coming - Simon assures me he will pass me the V3 code in under a week. - You will need a mappoint account, and details on how to do this are available on his blog ( http://blogs.msdn.com/ukcrm ). As soon as simon sends me the code, I will post here. ttfn David
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Hi, this is not necessarily a small business only tool, but it is a computing device that has me excited at a personal level. It is a small PC, about the size of a book. It looks cool, runs Windows and Vista in the future and uses input devices such as your finger. For more information you can go to: http://www.origamiproject.com http://www.microsoft